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tosh_rose

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Aug 21, 2010
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Adidas to break with Milan

It’s reported Adidas will end their sponsorship of Milan in the summer, after 20 years.The German sportswear brand has manufactured the Rossoneri kits every year since 1998, having previously done so between 1978 and 1980, and from 1990 to 1993. The current deal, which is worth €19.7m per season was due to run until 2023, but this morning’s Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that Adidas have decided to break off the partnership in June.

While a 10-year contract was signed in 2013, the previous Diavolo ownership agreed to break clauses in the deal.Adidas activated their right to break things off during the sale of the club to Chinese investors, but a deal was found to continue until summer 2018. It’s expected the kit manufacturer will officially terminate their deal in December or January, but the decision has already been taken.

This is the second sponsor to leave Milan in recent month, with Audi pulling out of all football sponsorship in March.The Rossoneri will now have to go forward with a new kit manufacturer, but Gazzetta believes this is unlikely to be Nike due to their relationship with Inter.

It’s therefore possible that growing brands such as New Balance or Under Armour will take over the contract.

However, it’s not clear what the figures on offer will be, or whether anyone will match the €19.7m paid by Adidas.The German brand currently pays Juventus €23m per season to manufacture their kits.

http://www.football-italia.net/111095/
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Elvin

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They got so fuckin lucky in 2003, this is only right.

I'm certain if you ask Milan fans if they'd prefer to lose that shootout but be where Juve is now instead of where Milan is, they wouldn't blink for a second and pick losing that goddamn shootout.

The real question is would we agree to have 7 CLs in our museum, but no present and no future?
My answer would be FUCK NO! We'll win CLs sooner or later, but Milan might never recover from this downfall and could become a Liverpool/Ajax.
 

pitbull

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Jul 26, 2007
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I wouldn't mind us ditching Adidas and not going to Nike, they pay us way less than they pay the EPL fags + their shit is expensive as hell for most of the world. And in the end all of the big teams have similar merchandise because they are made in the same factories by the same people. Starting our own factory or teaming up with someone not so large but ambitious would be great.

For Milan fans this is bad though, there are red flags all over the place about this new ownership of theirs
 

Ronn

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Fassone on CL: "Having €40m extra would be positive though… That would allow us not to think about selling a player."
That's when you know papers linking them with expensive players is pure BS.
 

Cerval

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International TV rights doubled at 371 million euros. Serie A's now third ahead of Bundesliga

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I don't remember how much the EPL get but it was more than a billion at least
 

tosh_rose

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International TV rights doubled at 371 million euros. Serie A's now third ahead of Bundesliga

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Americans win Serie A rights

American media agency IMG has agreed to pay €371m a year for the foreign television broadcast rights to Serie A, the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa. Eighteen out of Serie A’s 20 teams approved the deal, which will take effect next year and last until 2021.

However, while the likes of Beppe Marotta, Marco Fassone and Carlo Tavecchio were happy with the sale, Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis branded it “mortifying and ridiculous”. Nonetheless, the agreement will see Lega Serie A pocket double the €186m a year it received from MP&Silva.


Someone please explain why is this moron against it?
 

Hust

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May 29, 2005
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Americans win Serie A rights

American media agency IMG has agreed to pay €371m a year for the foreign television broadcast rights to Serie A, the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa. Eighteen out of Serie A’s 20 teams approved the deal, which will take effect next year and last until 2021.

However, while the likes of Beppe Marotta, Marco Fassone and Carlo Tavecchio were happy with the sale, Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis branded it “mortifying and ridiculous”. Nonetheless, the agreement will see Lega Serie A pocket double the €186m a year it received from MP&Silva.


Someone please explain why is this moron against it?
In the commerce thread already :D

ADL is against it because the amount Juve and the Milan teams get dwarfs what Napoli will get. Leaves them further behind financially
 

icemaη

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Aug 27, 2008
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Americans win Serie A rights

American media agency IMG has agreed to pay €371m a year for the foreign television broadcast rights to Serie A, the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa. Eighteen out of Serie A’s 20 teams approved the deal, which will take effect next year and last until 2021.

However, while the likes of Beppe Marotta, Marco Fassone and Carlo Tavecchio were happy with the sale, Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis branded it “mortifying and ridiculous”. Nonetheless, the agreement will see Lega Serie A pocket double the €186m a year it received from MP&Silva.


Someone please explain why is this moron against it?
Still only a third of what the Premier League got for their foreign broadcast rights in the last deal. The gap will be even bigger once the next deal kicks in. At least the numbers are moving in the right direction.
 

Osman

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icemaη;5621047 said:
Still only a third of what the Premier League got for their foreign broadcast rights in the last deal. The gap will be even bigger once the next deal kicks in. At least the numbers are moving in the right direction.
More like a 4th sadly. EPL deal is monstrous.

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